Police testing knife purportedly found at O.J. Simpson estate
Los Angeles police confirmed Friday that homicide investigators are examining a knife purportedly found years ago on the property where O.J. Simpson was living at the time his ex-wife Nicole Simpson and Ron Goldman were killed in 1994. Capt. Andrew Neiman said a construction worker purportedly found the knife buried on the...
Why is there bumps on the F and J keyboard keys?
The bumps or nipples found on the F and J keys on the keyboard helps users correctly position their left and right hand on the keyboard without having to look at the keyboard. For example, without looking at your keyboard you should be able to feel the keyboard and correctly position your left index finger on the F and the...
10 most cruel punishment of women in history (18+)
For women there were punishments designed to humiliate as well as to hurt. The scold’s bridle took many appearances but in essence each was the same – a metal cage to clamp around the head with a built-in gag. Included in the design of some was a bell which rang when the ‘scold’ was paraded around...
You will never guess who is that blond boy on the photo
You Must See Leonardo DiCaprio's Baby Pictures, For They Are Bohemian Hipster Gold Leonardo DiCaprio has been in the spotlight for over 20 years, but we've only recently begun to find out more about his humble beginnings and unconventional childhood. The 41-year-old actor is the only child of Irmelin Indenbirken, a...
Syria conflict: Truce ‘boosts peace talks’, leaders agree
The truce broadly holding in Syria will create momentum behind peace talks, major European powers say. The leaders of Russia, Germany, France, Italy and the UK had a telephone conversation on Friday after which they agreed to use the "positive dynamic", said the office of UK PM David Cameron. EU countries asked Russia...
Zika vaccine ‘within months’
A Zika vaccine could be ready for human trials later this year, according to the man in charge of the US government's research programme. Dr Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, hopes to start testing a DNA vaccine by September. Around 100 Americans have been diagnosed with...
Syrian smugglers jailed over drowned toddler’s death
Two Syrian people smugglers were sentenced to four years in prison Friday in relation to the death of Aylan Kurdi, the Syrian toddler whose body was found washed up on a beach in Turkey, and four other people, Turkish state media reported. The 3-year-old was found dead on the shore near the Turkish resort town of Bodrum in...
Reports: Facebook to pay more tax in Britain
LONDON — Facebook is to pay millions of dollars more tax in Britain following years of criticism of its contribution, according to media reports Friday. Profits from some of Facebook's biggest advertisers, including British supermarket giants Tesco and Sainsbury’s, will now be taxed in the U.K, rather than...
Trump defends anatomy in debate’s opening moments
Well, you didn't hear that in the Lincoln-Douglas debates. Early on in Thursday night's Fox News debate, moderator Bret Baier asked Marco Rubio about his increased use of sharp, personal jabs at Donald Trump, from spray tan to his claims that Trump is a "con artist" — the kinds of attacks he previously...
Philip Kirkorov found his goddess (Photo)
17-year-old gymnast Julia Sinitcina won the heart of the King of Pop. Gymnast Yulia Sinitsina awarded a high title from Philip Kirkorov. Seeing the performance of the double European champion in rhythmic gymnastics in the show "Dancing with the Stars", the singer named her Goddess and predicted her a great...
SNOW hits Britain: Schools closed, flights delayed & heavy traffic amid weather chaos
BRITAIN woke up to SNOW this morning as schools were closed, flights delayed and commuters faced hazardous road conditions. The north of England has been blanketed, with as much as 10cm of snow reported on high ground. Leeds Bradford Airport was forced to close as crews work to clear the runway, which could cause delays to...
West faces up to Putin aggression
"You are invited to take part in a real-time war game with our top experts and an elite team of journalists to examine the nature of Moscow's future activity in the Middle East." It's not often an email like this drops into the inbox. My mission, should I choose to accept it, would be to join one of the teams...